I'm wondering how many of us were shouting at the screen, "for goodness sake leave it alone man!" Especially when the stencil disappeared and the neat red was going on. lol Turned out alright in the end though, as usual! Thanks for sharing Stewart.
Cheers, Pete...yep, once I'd mucked it up with the red dots, the freehand red was the result of maker's pique! Luckily the gods were smiling on me!!! Feeling a bit jammy! Cheers!
I think I know why I enjoy your videos so much. The dramatic tension, and waiting to hear you say "Shall I try some red?" Of course the fact that the projects come out very nicely helps too. This one is quite spectacular.
I kept shouting purple, purple, purple! But you picked up the red anyway. I'm glad that was a happy accident to lose the red. The end result is quite nice.
Thanks, Elizabeth - shout louder next time! Or maybe I should do it as a live video with audience participation....could get a lot of opinions at the same time.....who types fastest might have the most influence! Thanks for taking the time to comment - much appreciated. Cheers!
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That my friend is what we call a happy mistake. It turned out very well.
Cheers, Kevin. I'll try to keep posting on instagram as well....every so often I forget about one or other of the many social platforms that are out there! Still don't tweet and probably never will!
WOW!! You hit this one out of the park! From the oops I did that on purpose color and the shape of the bowl. I like everything about it, nicely done! Having it on video will help you recreate this effect on future projects.
Thanks, Holly - much appreciated! Will give it another go with different colours and see if I need the luck or whether this is indeed something repeatable! Cheers!!
Now that is actually quite nice. When you were going through your box of paints I was quite relieved when you put down the red, but then you had to pick it up again. Then all those red dots just looked too much in straight lines. Turned out great as the red has subdued back into the piece. I'm sure this looks even better in the hand. Now I'm guessing as you're so pleased that this will actually stay as a finished pieces, rather than being cut back for the next project. Well done, loved watching the process.
Thanks, Paul....luckily, this one came out pretty well at the end, and shows that things can be turned into something attractive despite the best efforts of me to ruin them! Now to try this deliberately and see if i can repeat it....fingers crossed....Cheers!
A fabulous job Stewart, very inspiring, as usual. When I first saw this piece on FB I convinced myself you had used hot glue over a base colour and then removed the glue. Never thought of a stencil! I also like the transition, it works very well. Thanks for sharing and also for the shout out! William.
Thank you, William. I was well chuffed to see your facebook post, and then for it to be shared by the Daniel Collection was fantastic! My plan is to try to do this again...deliberately! How hard could that be? Cheers!
You prolly dont give a shit but if you are bored like me during the covid times then you can watch all the new movies and series on instaflixxer. I've been streaming with my girlfriend these days :)
Thank you, Rick - much appreciated!! This is now one of my favourites...though I haven't tried the technique again yet to see if I can actually repeat it!
Thank you, Karl - experimenting more is definitely the way to go. Have fun! Thanks for commenting and appreciating the videos. It's great to get such positive feedback. Cheers!
Thanks, Bonnie. Yep, awesome, despite me! Now to try to do this deliberately....should be easy if I just do everything exactly the same....fingers crossed ;) Cheers
Thanks, Carol. I'll give it a buff in a day or so once the lacquer has had more time to dry....as long as I don't buff too hard and take the colour off!! Cheers!
Hi Stewart Now that I like and I may even try producing my own version in due course once I get my workshop reorganisation complete. One question, where did you get your stencils? Cheers Roger
Thank you, Roger! Hope you do give it a try. The stencil came from Amazon...www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00BE6WNXG/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Thank you, Inger. I was really pleased with how this one came out. The stencils were from Amazon - tinyurl.com/y5bma6l6 and tinyurl.com/y65w9p22 Cheers!
You should be pleased and you should not give a crap about what anything or anyone thinks .........you are on your own roll here and unlike anything I have ever seen broke my ankle at work 2 weeks ago and I have 5 more weeks of enforced idleness to endure..........personally I think you should ride this quirk in your personality until it drops dead in its tracks
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Happy accidents are what makes this hobby so fun.
Thanks, Joseph! Cheers!
I'm wondering how many of us were shouting at the screen, "for goodness sake leave it alone man!" Especially when the stencil disappeared and the neat red was going on. lol
Turned out alright in the end though, as usual!
Thanks for sharing Stewart.
Cheers, Pete...yep, once I'd mucked it up with the red dots, the freehand red was the result of maker's pique! Luckily the gods were smiling on me!!! Feeling a bit jammy! Cheers!
It’s a Bob Ross moment with your happy little accident
Cheers, Keith - a very flattering comparison! Thanks for commenting.
All hail the Princes of Serendip! :-D That came out beautifully, Stewart. Clyde
Thanks, Clyde.....long may they smile on me and keep the good fortune coming!
I think I know why I enjoy your videos so much. The dramatic tension, and waiting to hear you say "Shall I try some red?" Of course the fact that the projects come out very nicely helps too. This one is quite spectacular.
Thanks, Bill - it certainly had its touch and go moments! Fortune looked after me well on this one....now to try to recreate the effect! Cheers!!
I kept shouting purple, purple, purple! But you picked up the red anyway. I'm glad that was a happy accident to lose the red. The end result is quite nice.
Thanks, Elizabeth - shout louder next time! Or maybe I should do it as a live video with audience participation....could get a lot of opinions at the same time.....who types fastest might have the most influence! Thanks for taking the time to comment - much appreciated. Cheers!
That my friend is what we call a happy mistake. It turned out very well.
Here's to many more! Cheers!!
Wish some of my accidents turned out so well Stewart!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁😁😁
Cheers, Alan - yep, the gods were looking on me favourably, that's for sure!
great work Stewart, thanks for putting all the stills and close ups at the end, really helps appreciate all the work you put into it.
Thanks, Mark - glad you commented - it's great getting feedback like this. Cheers!
Wow! That truly was a happy accident! It's beautiful! The depth of the blue is stunning. 💜
It was indeed! Glad you like it. Cheers!
Well as you said your self that was lucky , I would pop down and put the lottery on with your luck and you could buy more colors 👍👍👍
Good idea, Barry....might just do that! :) Cheers!!
Love the video thanks. Also love that you seem to be more on Instagram at the moment. One day colouring wood will not be seen as a crime..👍
Cheers, Kevin. I'll try to keep posting on instagram as well....every so often I forget about one or other of the many social platforms that are out there! Still don't tweet and probably never will!
Love your videos. Another Picasso Platter. Turned out good 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks, Rex - a very flattering comment indeed! Delighted you enjoyed the video. Cheers!
WOW!! You hit this one out of the park! From the oops I did that on purpose color and the shape of the bowl. I like everything about it, nicely done! Having it on video will help you recreate this effect on future projects.
Thanks, Holly - much appreciated! Will give it another go with different colours and see if I need the luck or whether this is indeed something repeatable! Cheers!!
Now that is actually quite nice. When you were going through your box of paints I was quite relieved when you put down the red, but then you had to pick it up again. Then all those red dots just looked too much in straight lines. Turned out great as the red has subdued back into the piece. I'm sure this looks even better in the hand.
Now I'm guessing as you're so pleased that this will actually stay as a finished pieces, rather than being cut back for the next project.
Well done, loved watching the process.
Thanks, Paul....luckily, this one came out pretty well at the end, and shows that things can be turned into something attractive despite the best efforts of me to ruin them! Now to try this deliberately and see if i can repeat it....fingers crossed....Cheers!
Superb platter Stewart and also very inspirational .
Cheers, Bram
Thanks, Bram - delighted you like it. Thanks for taking the time to comment as well. Much appreciated. Cheers!
A fabulous job Stewart, very inspiring, as usual. When I first saw this piece on FB I convinced myself you had used hot glue over a base colour and then removed the glue. Never thought of a stencil! I also like the transition, it works very well. Thanks for sharing and also for the shout out! William.
Thank you, William. I was well chuffed to see your facebook post, and then for it to be shared by the Daniel Collection was fantastic! My plan is to try to do this again...deliberately! How hard could that be? Cheers!
You should be pleased with it. That's a nice bowl.
Thanks, Gary....yep, I'm almost stupidly pleased about it! Cheers!
You are a true artist! I always look for beautiful wood to turn, you however take plain wood and make it beautiful.
Thank you very much! This was fun to do - delighted you like it!
Lovely platter Stewart, I like it a lot 🤘😎👍🍺
Thanks, Christopher - yep, lovely platter almost despite me! Glad you like it. Cheers!
Absolutely beautiful ! Thank you for your artistic ideas.
Thank you! Delighted you like it. It's one of my favourites. Cheers!
Absolutely love this one Stewart. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
Thanks, Maggie - delighted you like it. I'll have another go later and see if I can have the same luck...fingers crossed!
You prolly dont give a shit but if you are bored like me during the covid times then you can watch all the new movies and series on instaflixxer. I've been streaming with my girlfriend these days :)
@Colin Ellis Yea, been watching on instaflixxer for since november myself :)
You do great work, Stewart!
Thank you, Rick - much appreciated!! This is now one of my favourites...though I haven't tried the technique again yet to see if I can actually repeat it!
Beautiful, Stewart! Love this one. Inspires me to experiment more! Thanks for all your videos.
Thank you, Karl - experimenting more is definitely the way to go. Have fun! Thanks for commenting and appreciating the videos. It's great to get such positive feedback. Cheers!
I really like it. I was against the red, but it mostly disappeared so that's good.
Good work, beautiful platter.
Thank you, Deb. You're not alone in being against the red! Glad you like the end result. Thanks for commenting. Much appreciated. Cheers!
A great piece again Stewart, love it !
Thanks, Martin....now to get the same effect deliberately....!
Very nice, Stewart!
Billy
Cheers, Billy...this one turned out nice despite me, I think!
I like that effect a lot. It turned out awesome!!
Thanks, Bonnie. Yep, awesome, despite me! Now to try to do this deliberately....should be easy if I just do everything exactly the same....fingers crossed ;)
Cheers
So beautifull work my friend again ! Love that you keep it this time !! Thanks for share ! Have a great week !
That is brilliant Stewart.....
Thanks, Ian! I was really pleased with how this came out. Cheers!!
I love this platter...it is so gorgeous!
Thanks, Carol. I'll give it a buff in a day or so once the lacquer has had more time to dry....as long as I don't buff too hard and take the colour off!! Cheers!
Great video Stewart. I like the platter Thanks for sharing
My pleasure. Cheers, Steven - glad you like it!
Very nice and for a big change you like it
Thanks, Graham...I know, unusual of me to like something without a list of reservations! Cheers!
Beautiful piece,ingenious color scheme!
Cheers, Cary - the trick now is to try to repeat this effect....wish me luck!
Love it Stewart.
Cheers
Mike
Thanks, Mike! Glad you liked this one. Cheers!!
That’s beautiful. I love it.
Thank you, Chanda! I was really pleased with how this came out in the end. Cheers!
love it great job
Cheers, Wayne - delighted you like it!
Priceless indeed. Love it!
Thanks, Peggy! I'll definitely have another go at this but with some different colours, I think. Cheers!
Love how that turned out!
Thanks, Leona! Didn't expect it to end like this - pleased it did! Cheers!!
Stunning piece. As dell boy would say you plonker 😉😂
Best plonking I've ever done!
Cosmic.
Hi Stewart
Now that I like and I may even try producing my own version in due course once I get my workshop reorganisation complete.
One question, where did you get your stencils?
Cheers
Roger
Thank you, Roger! Hope you do give it a try. The stencil came from Amazon...www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00BE6WNXG/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
This one is beautiful! Where did you get the stencils?
Thank you, Inger. I was really pleased with how this one came out. The stencils were from Amazon - tinyurl.com/y5bma6l6 and tinyurl.com/y65w9p22 Cheers!
You should be pleased and you should not give a crap about what anything or anyone thinks .........you are on your own roll here and unlike anything I have ever seen
broke my ankle at work 2 weeks ago and I have 5 more weeks of enforced idleness to endure..........personally I think you should ride this quirk in your personality until it drops dead in its tracks
Great advice, Jed! Cheers!!
Quite possibly so but most probably not too much color. Lol
Thanks, Moe - you sound like you make as much sense as I do...and there should be more people like us in the world. Cheers!!